19 min
Filmmaker: Richard Hughes
Filmed in Botswana, where 15,000 people share space and resources with 15,000 elephants. This film includes voices and experiences of people who know first-hand the challenges of competing for space, food, and land with the world’s largest population of free-roaming elephants.
3:20 pm on Saturday at the NCTC Byrd Auditorium – Block 7
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Check out this beautiful article in Fluent magazine by our friend Nancy McKeithen!
American Conservation Film Festival : Fluent Magazine
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Some audience members may have had difficulty voting for their favorite film, so we're extending voting until midnight tonight! Let us know which film should win ACFF's Audience Choice Award for 2016.
What an amazing ACFF first weekend!! THANK YOU to our audience, filmmakers, volunteers, supporters, Shepherd University, NCTC, and the Shepherdstown community. So good! Come see us (and our cool new GoBo lights:) next weekend, too!
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We'll be awarding our Short Film Award to PANGOLIN's filmmaker Katie Schuler this evening at Reynolds Hall at 6:30. Come celebrate with us!
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